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City Council Meeting - June 23, 2026
Published: Jun 23, 2026
Kerrville City Secretary Office Earns Prestigious Achievement of Excellence Award for Second Consecutive Term
The City Council presented the Texas Municipal Clerk Association Achievement of Excellence Award to the Kerrville City Secretary Office, specifically recognizing Shelly and Keisha. This award signifies excellence in the effective and efficient management of resources. Kerrville was one of 42 municipalities out of 1,225 incorporated municipalities in Texas to receive this achievement for the 2024-2026 period. The office met all 12 standards required for the award, having previously received it for the 2022-2024 period. The award highlights compliance with federal, state, and local statutes.
Kerrville City Council Receives Mid-Year Financial Update: Sales Tax Strong, Insurance Costs Rising
The City Council received a financial update through May. Property taxes are tracking well at 96% collected. Sales tax is performing better than budget, approximately $300,000 year-to-date. Service revenues are slightly behind but expected to level out. Personnel costs are substantially better than budget due to several vacancies. Supplies are slightly better than budget, while street maintenance fluctuates. The water, sewer, and reuse funds are tracking close to budget. Shriner Park is behind budget, but cabins are making good progress. The golf course is slightly behind budget, with adjustments being made for a new business model. Development services revenues and expenses are better than estimated year-to-date. Occupancy tax revenue is ahead of budget. Challenges include rising health, property, and liability insurance costs, asset replacement, and inflation. The city is focusing on grant funding and has seen a 40% increase in fuel costs. The water fund currently has a $130,000 deficit.
Kerrville City Council Debates, Then Enters Executive Session on Personnel Matters
The City Council engaged in a discussion regarding an upcoming executive session concerning personnel matters. Councilmember Harris expressed concerns about the number of items (eight) listed for discussion, suggesting it was too broad and potentially problematic. She moved not to go into executive session, arguing that some discussions, like staff turnover, could be held in open session. Another council member supported this motion, citing a lack of prior information on most items. However, the motion failed on a 3-2 vote. The council then proceeded to vote 3-2 to enter executive session under section 551.074 for personnel matters. Following the executive session, Councilmember Harris stated there is support for the city manager and that she would meet with him to discuss certain issues, emphasizing no action was taken during the session.
Kerrville Proclaims Recognition of 250th Anniversary of the United States
The city recognized the 250th anniversary of the United States of America through the Kerr 250 initiative. Mayor Joe Herring issued a proclamation encouraging citizens to participate in local programming and community events organized by the Kerr 250 Committee, which includes partners like the Bank of Trust and K-Bub. The initiative aims to reflect Kerrville's heritage and the Texas Hill Country's character, providing opportunities for residents and visitors to reflect, honor contributions, and envision the future. The proclamation also acknowledges the resilience of the city and its residents, particularly in light of recent tragedies.
Kerrville City Council Approves Updated Interlocal Agreement with KISD
The City Council approved an amendment to the interlocal agreement between the City of Kerrville and Kerrville Independent School District (KISD). The agreement, originally from 2008, was revised to reflect changes in both the city and the school district, updating amenities and usage reflecting current needs. The school board had previously passed the new agreement before it was presented to the council. This agreement is considered housekeeping and aims to keep costs low by utilizing shared infrastructure.
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